The chip grapher is a simple program. + To get started, use the searcher sidebar to find a chip you want to add. + That sidebar is just an embedded version of the main searcher, and all + behavior is the same. To learn more, press the '?' button on the sidebar. + Once you've decided on a chip, press the '+' button next to it to add it + to the graph.
+Chips suppport various operations.
+To wire 2 ports to one another, simply click and drag to a port of the same type. + All input data ports have a maximum of one connection, as do output execs. + To disconnect a wire, simply click on the end with a maxiumum of one connection. +
+To select a chip, just click on it. If the threshold is too fast, shoot me a message on discord.
+Once a chip is selected, press the Delete key to delete it.
+Some chips have a type union on a port. You can see this union by hovering over any white port. + When a chip with a type union is selected, drop down menus will appear to set the actual type. + Setting it will unwire all connections to the chip, so be sure to set it first thing! +
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